GLFW_PLATFORM_ERROR & Grey Screen about pubg-radar HOT 10 CLOSED

In the first paragraph of my post I told I tried out the linux branch, it didn't work, I wasn't using Virtual Machines, I was connected with a ubuntu in my network, tried with virtual machine as well, doing bridge mode, but no success.
I actually managed to run it perfectly, I changed some stuff in the code to locate my character, but I was only able to do so running in windows, thanks to @kajaaakaka .
I realised that the connection spoofing is not great, it makes the primary pc lag sometimes, since the spoofer is redirrecting his packets, gonna try to find something better to it

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Hello,
I can't really help you with your error message, but an (I think working) alternative for dsniff on windows is https://github.com/alandau/arpspoof. I tried it and tested it successfull with wireshark.

regarding the radar, I tried it on ubuntu vm, windows 10 vm, pure windows 7 and pure windows 10 and I always got only the grey map. None of the posted solutions fixed my problem.

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To successfully run it on Ubuntu VM on the windows host, you need to checkout the linux branch and do what it says in README.
You also have to enable promiscuous mode for the VM. Open VirtualBox > settings on the Ubuntu VM > Network > Adapter (needs to be Bridge) > collapse Adavence > promiscuous mode set to Allow All

Hope it help!

PS. The adapter network needs to be set in Bridge mode and share the same network (physically) with the Windows host. That means, if you have cable AND wifi activated, turn off the wifi.

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@JurishCrypter
Can you explain how you managed to make it work please?

I have my gaming pc, and a laptop w/ kali linux last version installed, I compiled but I can't get it to work.
When I do a arpspoof and launch the radar, It stay grey

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The simplest way I can instruct:
Download arpspoof from the github link kajaaaka gave, download maven for windows, extract them to individual folders, add those folders with their binary executable to the system variable path, execute arpspoof as instructed in readme, make sure your gaming computer has winpcap (so windows winsock packets can be read as udp, tcp, arp) and simply compile and execute the jar.

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I already tried that, but I will try again because I forgot to add arpspoof in system variable, thanks for your answer

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I don't understand why it doesn't work for me, I installed maven, java, wireshark, compiled it and it launch fine. downloaded > arpspoof.exe <, I put it in a folder on my desktop, radar .jar in another folder. I open a powerhsell/cmd window : arpspoof.exe ip_gamingpc, it works fine ( how to verify ?) another cmd : java -jar radar.jar middleman_ip portfilter gamingpc_ip

Am I doing it wrong?

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On windows: start both cmds as administrator (right click on cmd, launch as administrator)

Verify arpspoof with tools like Wireshark. You should see a lot of packages arriving with target ip from your gaming pc.

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You aren't even using arpspoof correctly -_-
Check your syntax.

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